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The clarion., 1887-11-02

"A wedding in South Jackson to-mor-
row night, and another on the docket in
that part of the city.
The clarion., 1887-11-02

Miss Estelle Williams, of Madison,
and Miss Minnie Lewis, OF Byram, were
among the Fair visitors last week.
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atone for the wet blanket he threw on the
State Fair.
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Notice to the Creditors of Greens
Bank.
TN VIEW OF THE FAILURE TO PAY THE
Il Third and Fourth installments of Receiver s
Certificates, and of the therefor set forth
in the letter of Mr.. J. j. Green, dated New York,
September I'd, the undersigned hereby calls a eet-
ing of the creditors of said Bank on Thursday
goth inst, at 10 O'Clock a. M, at the Chancery
Court Room in Jackson, 10 consider what further
shall be done in the premises. statement of
available and prospective assets will be submitted.
Creditors who cannot be present, are requested to
appoint proxies.
J. l.. POWER Receiver.
oct5. '87-2w.
The clarion., 1887-11-02
New Advertisements

WANTED-I-ADI for our Fall and
CHRISTMAS Trade, 10 take light pleasant
work at their own homes 81 TO o per day can
can be quietly made. Work sent by mail any dis
tance. Particulars free No caRvassing Address
az once, CRESCENT ART co, Ii7 Mix Street
Boston, Mass. Box $40
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LoCAL AND OTHER NOTES

Attend the Devils Auction Saturd az
night.
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Executors Sale Of Lands !

HNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF THE PRO-
Charles h. Ballard, deceased duly proved and re-
corded IN the County of Scott State Of Missi sippi
viii, as sole Executor of said last will and tesla
ment, on MONDAY, THE 5rH DAY OF DECEMBER
A D., 1851 at the front door of the Capitol in the
City OF jackson, in said State, proceed SELL and
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, those certain lands situate and being In said
County OF Scott, owned by said testator in his life
time, and more particularly described as follows:
East hi of " = Section u, Town 5, Range 5,
east.
All east of Choetaw boundary, sec %, town s,
range S, east
a sec. 2S, town S, range 5, east.
All sec. "a, town. S, range 5, east
ht of Inf sec. 25 town. s, range 8, east.
hi OF ne sec. %, town. S, range S, east.
Sc a OF II W a sec. 25, town. s, range 8, east.
ht of Sc sec. 25, town. S, range 3, east
e of W = sec. 25, town. S, range 5, east.
W = and n e sec. o. town. S, range 5, east.
All of Choctaw boundary, sec. %, town. s, range
;, east
\ = sec. 81, town, s, range 6, east.
= of n a sec &C. town. S, range 5, east.
The title TO the above lands is believed 10 be
good, but Will only convey such is vested in
me as Executor as aforesaid.
f. p. BULLARD, Executor.
am also empowered 10 sell the above lands at
private sale. Persons desiring 10 purchase, can
communicate with me through Messr, Nugent &
McWlllie of Jackson, Miss, or by addressing me,
r. o. Box S093, New York n. Y.
oct.19, 'S7-t.d.s.
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Mrs. Will Henry, OF Yazoo City, spent
several days this week, with her sisteT-l
law, Mrs T. NJ. Henry.
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Miss Mary Sproles came over from
Clinton Friday, to attend the Fair.
The clarion., 1887-11-02
What is Ltfe's Greatest Boon 2

THE big head" is entirely distinc
from the big brain.-N. o. Picayune.
The clarion., 1887-11-02

United States Circuit court, Judg
Hill, on Mond ay next.
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Miss Susie Richardson returned Mon
day night to New Orleans.
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MAURY INSTITUTE !
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISSISSIPPI,

VNHE NUMBER OF PUPILS IN THE BOARD
L ING Department of this School is limited to
eighteen, and there are now three vacancies
Parents may here find for their daughters a COM
Portable home, and the best of instruction with
constant, watchful care over health, habits and
character
For Catalogues and any desired information ap-
ply to the Principal, MISS E. d. WATSON, or to
Judge ]. W. c. WATSON, Holly Springs Miss
oct. II, 'S7-6t.
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Vegetables andFruit the Salvation Of the Country!

u,
0REPARE YOUR LAND, o, FARMERS REAP
dsuch
an opportunity as you now have of making money
$4,000 to 100000 per Acre
made has been made and will growing
ana Strawberries The work done
sweet Sprngtm when ali
watch the heatys dance above
But Bewarei
Your land will
some Vegetables but the will be
your neghoor who Complete Vegetable aud
keted his crop. W
100 per Cent.
worth Complete Vegabe sog
Fruit Fertilizer will advance fully weeks
Cheap Fertilizers.
You
stake We do claim that this Fertilizer
will earlier than anything produce crops
Compost.
you wish to make owa Fertilizers furnish
each of these on the way from Europe.
for Catalogue
JACKSON FERTILIZER COMPANY.
A A. GREEN GenI Manager.
The clarion., 1887-11-02

WHEN a pretty young girl tells young
man that he is Every saucy," he had bet
te. begie to save money. He's got her
sure--Puck
The clarion., 1887-11-02

DR. /. B. Rembers has returned tc
Jackson from Natchez.
The clarion., 1887-11-02

Mr. and Mrs, c. G. Campbell will eel
ebrate their tin wedding on 2lst inst.
The clarion., 1887-11-02
The Best Soldiers IN the World.

[Other members of the Board are re-
quested to express themselves on the point
stated
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WRAPS 2

"HAPss
Coats, Wraps, Jackets and What-Nots
for Women's Outside wear. Newest
Stufs, Shapes and Shades. Fresh and
Bright,-not musty, trumpery thing
in the lot.
Neither the assortment or the price
can be matched in town. Don't take
our word for it,-compare. You can't
90 wrong then, if you know money 3
worth when you see it. Judge by these !:
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A Petersburg (ya.) Merchant.

Mr. r. F. Hobbs is one of the successful
merchants of Petersburg, Va. He is gen.
orally known in Southeastern Virginia.
He has been long sufferer from rheuma-
tism. His way of curing himself may
benefit hundreds of his fellow sufferers,
and therefore Mr.. Hobbs own account of
his cure is given:
PETERSBURG, VA, April IL, 1887.
Gentlemen-I had had dyspepsia for a
year, when recently took seven bottles OF
s. S. S. Your medicine gave me greater
relief and did me more good than any thing
| ever took. | shall take few more bot
ties this spring. Yours truly,
4. f. HOBBS.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
The clarion., 1887-11-02
MORTGAGE LOANS.
TO PRINTERSI

WE HAVE A MODEL JOB PRESS. HAND
w PRESS, Three Imposing Stones Stands Bre-
vier and Bourgoise body type, Eight Fonts Wood
type, and many other things for sale at big dis
count RosEB0kOUGH 4 OURY,
ocS19, ,Sz-2u. senatobia, Miss.
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Marion Female Seminary
M4RION, Nh.
The Fifty N-Second Annual Session. begins We'd
nesday, the 21st Of September, 1897.

VNHIS INSTITUTION is THE PROPERTY OF
i the PresbyteriAns, the Nethodists, and the
Episeopalians The Literary, Art and Music
Schools are characterized by ezoeRssce.
The Music teacher graduated from the Conserva-
tory Of Leipsic, Germany-the most celebrated
school of Music In the world. She has taught
eighteen years. The Art teacher has made several
visits TO Europe in the interest of her school
Young Ladies desiring to pursue Normal Course
should come 10 the Seminary.
The number OF boarding pupils is limited to City.
II is well known that the best results reached
when schools are not crowded and when each pupil
receive due attention, daily, in the classroom
and everywhere. Applications should be sent 70
the President as early possible.
Not a single case of fatal sickness among the
boarding pupils IA hirfy,fre years.
Send for Catalogue to
JAS. D. WADE, A. NJ,
iuIy27 81 3m President
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1880 II ,297,37I 80
Nory-The above account
;,r includes as credits to the
Sts.e every dollar received
except as follows;
/. The ApPropria-
ton Of 1856 100000 90
- .ion d, Of 1861 10000 90
'' .nnro'n Of 1850 1880 90
4. Bonus paid in
1867 by Nicks-
brrrg lottery .... 5000 90
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194,5O0 90

have already explained
ubv [ omit them. Senator
George admits that the omis-
.ion Of the Sl9,5O0 is correct,
4 being included in the $780,
ao0 omitted by him, The
$1,000 lottery bonus was paid
6ralgttery company in Vicks-
b1rg. for tho benefit of the
rn,yersity, as an inducement
m the legislature to grant
tbe company license.
think these items are properly
omitted. but putting them in
doesn't materially change the
result: it only makes the
balance then due, $l94 10000
less................. 81, ,1O2,87I 3.
wish 20 say that these figures are moi
offered as exactly accurate. / have haC
neither time nor disposition to take that
pains that would exclude the possibility OF
small mistakes. An approximate result
was all / desired.
The clarion., 1887-11-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TRUSTEES SALE

IN PURSUANCE OF LAW AND BY VIRTUE
j. OF the authority vested in me as Trustee bv a
certain Deed OF Trust dated on the 1st day of oc-
tober A. D., 1885, daily recorded shall proceed To
sell. on
The clarion., 1887-11-02
Public School Notice |!

rI,HE FoLLWING PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF KINDS
l. County were established for the Scholastic
year 1sS7-s, by the County Board of Education at
the regular session begun in Raymond on Monday,
the LIST day of August, 1887, and will be open on
Monday the 7th day of November, 1887, TO be taught
four months consecutively:
The clarion., 1887-11-02
WAGONS FOR SALE.

rJ,HE VERY BEST IN THE MARKET, AND
i at very low prices. Apply to
HARRISON TAYLOR,
octf2 '87-2m. Opposite Hansberry's Stable
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58,802 OF
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-03-01

dition of the hand engine, but pre-
sumo II can De put In working order,
and as for tn, steamer, IL 1t is as good as
1t used TO be il will save Its cost at tn g
very first fire to which 1t may be
put at work. The suggestions made
are, We think, eminently practical ard
should have the attention and consid-
GRAFTON Of every merchant and prop
erty owner In town. As we are now
situated our handsome buildings and
large stocks of goods are almost help.
less before the ravages of fire, and The
continued losses OF the insurance COM
panies In the town have led them
more than once to seriously consider
the question Of Withdrawing all pro-
lection from US. As II is those of Us
who escape loss by fire, pay in a few
years the entire value of our property
in excessive fire premiums which the
insurance companies feel compelled to
exact In self.protection. Let us have
the ball, the fire company, and the
two engines, even If they be Of no
more use than to fill pals for bucket
brigade.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-03-01
Hope for the Anarchists.

Chicago Telegram: John c. Rich
berg, the lawyer, has recently discov-
cred evidence that may prove of great
Importance In the anarchist trial. The
facts as thy hsvs been developed by
Mr.. Richbeig are substantiated by the
affidaviis of citizens of Pullman and
Kensington. Witnesses ThcmIson
aud Gilmer swore that they saw two
men in the alley prior to and stimuli
tnneous with the explosion, but the
affidavits obtained by Mr.. Richberg
would go TO show that the men who
were In the alley were Carlo and Otto
Blank, alias Anderle, desperate char
scters and avowed socialists. The
Blanks fed from tht city last June,
and IL was only through the arrest Of
Carl at Dresden, Ssxony, an inquiry
here as to his reputation 10y Mr.. Rich
berg and the German consul, that his
connection with the Haymsrket
tragedy was ascertained. Mr.. Rich
berg has been pursuing an investiga-
tion on behalf Of the German consul
for fthe purpose of Identifying Carl
Blank, and on comparing the photo
graphs Of the two brothers he found q
striking resemblance brtween them
and August spies and Michael Schwab,
strong enough to have any person not
well acquainted with them mistake
them for Spies aud Schwab In the
evening or by gasligbt. These men
were undoubtedly at the Haymarket,
and Richberg says they must have
been taken for Spies and Schwab by
Gilmer and Thompson.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-03-01
Special" Partello.

Lieut.. ]. M. T. Particle, while at
Helena was interviewed by one of the
Independents staff and among otter
things stated that he had been "un-
justly and outrage Jusly attacked by
certain articles that had appeared In
the Miles City paper" (the YELLOW
STONE JoURNAL) and his decision to
make no reply believing 1t beneath
the dignity Of a gentleman to under
take TO defend himself from personal
attacks, partially anony nous, that ap.
peared in print" Mr.. Particle also
announces that the particular article
which has brought such storm about
his ears and caused his widespread no.
toriety was sent as favor TO the man.
ag-r Of the New York World without
money aud without price, and was
hastily prepared and forwarded and
tho somewhat pessimistic was sent
with no intent to injure tie territory.
The Independent was so well satisfied
that profuse apology was made and
published. We have no comment To
make. but Mr.. Particle can learn the
name of the anonymous" author OF
the article that appeared In the JOUR
NAL whenever he so desires.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-03-01
A Practical Idea.

One Of our citizens who takes great
deal Of interest in the fire protection
of our town, yesterday called our at.
tention to the fact that on the 24th
inst. the steam fire engine and hand
tire engine will be sold at Fort Keogh
to the highest bidder. the same having
been condemned. We all know that
the steamer Is rather passe, but 1t is
nevertheless capable Of good service /,
or was at last accounts, and II II can
be purchased at any reasonable sum 1t
would, without doubt, prove paying
investment. We OF course live In hope
of having at no distant day q thor.
onghly equipped system Of water
works with direct pressure, which
will, as far as the mains are extended,
do away with the necessity Of fire en-
gines, but experience teaches us that
we may have some destructiv, fires
before that time arrives, and the pro-
lection afforded by the Fort KeoRh
steamer would be considerable. At
present 1t would only be practicable to
work It from the river as source Of
water supply, but as the majority OF
our most costly buildings are located
within distance that could be more
or less effectively reached by the
steamer working at the river through
a line Of hose, It would seem to be a
wise scheme for the citizens TO become
the overs of II. As no hose goes with
the steamer, II would be necessary, II
It were purchased, TO purchase sup
ply Of hose. say five or six hundred
feet. The gentleman who brought the
matter before us suggests that the
young men of the town organize n fire
company and give public ball for the
purpose Of raising funds to buy both
the engines and supply Of bose, and
should we beco ne incorporated turn
the apparatus o yer TO the city. With
such an object IN view, we are satisfied
that a sufficient sum could be secured
10 purchase both machines aud the
necessary equipment Of hose, etc.
should we eventually have system
Of water works the hose will be nee.
essary appliance, and would have to
be bought then II not now, and even
when water works are established,
there will always be outlying por'
tlons Of the city beyond the reach OF
protection from the water system,
which could be protected by the en-
gines. We know nothing Of the con.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-03-01
Communicated
w. the Rancher's Lay.
Editor YRLLowsrosK JOURNAL.

Editor YKLLowsTosE JOURNAL.
lis with innate misgiving and regret
that we are compelled to chronicle some
OF the proceedings OF our legislature.
The governor In his message and the
law compilers got off their base when
they emphasized their Judgments in
favor of House bill No. 20, this identi-
cal document titled the registration
bill, has been presented to that honor
able body succession Of years and as
frequently got the g. b. Instruments
Of that character do not emanatesfrom
brains that are prolific nor the knowl-
edge Of the requirements of the people,
and IL absolves them from the want of
discretion, 1t places them in q position
not In harmony with the electors OF
the interior or rural. districts. To COM
pei the honest voter To proceed long
distance TO some stipulated point; to go
through some unnecessary foruality;
TO record his name upon book Of reg
istration; 10 be absent from his place
Of business or legitimate occupation a
number Of days; TO neglect his private
affairs and ~ encounter the vicissitudes
connected with IL to accomplish this
desirable mission, is In fact pre-
posterous aud absurd to contemplate.
In sense il would create hardship
ana be universally deplOred. There
will doubtless be electors that will feel
aggrieved over such \ continued prelim-
mary. therefore they will abstain from
exercising their political prerogatives.
II Is evidently true that IL is humilist-
ing to individual freemen to have
such unnatural restrictions i'm
posed upon their intelligence and
honor. DO these bodies of the people
recognize the dissemination of equal
justice? They are not pre-eminently
y divinity. nor corpus sine pectore.
Those members that constituted the
portion that favored that bill should
by their constituencies be relegated to
political oblivion. Our illustrous fore
fathers who formulated and e-tab-
lIshrt the constitution Of our common
couDir!, were they aesirous Of plant
lug other safeguards around the ballot
box, would have unhesititiugly
engrafted them upon the rolls. They
lived under il, they prospered under
IL aud died meath the folds Of the EN-
blenI they created. When we impair
or contract our constitutional peIqui-
stiles by constructing laws not compat-
ible with the liberty Of free people
II 10 n menace; stabbing the vitals Of
popular sovereignty.
w. THE RANcHER.
Eureka Valley, Feb. -.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-03-01
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

dangerous on the 9th or 2Sth. and 1t
Will then probably be on the southeast
Atlantic coast, not far from Charles
ton, the shipping interests may have
disastrous gales to contend with. The
cause OF this last impetus to this storm
will be mercury, very near the earth,
passing over the earth, passing over
the eartb's equator, and this
event may cause small torna-
does, independent of the reg
ular storm waves. If tornadoes occur
in the western states from this event,
the 2Sth or 10Th will be the most prob
able dates, but IL they occur in the
eastern states, the 26th or 9th are the
most probable dates.
The sixth and last storm of March,
1887, will be due on the Mississippi
river on the 3lst, and will be one Of
the heaviest Of the month, running
farther north than the last two.
While the storms of March will be
numerous and severe. no heavy first
class storm, like the Sauk Rapids and
Kansas City storms of last year 10 ex-
pected.-W. T. Foster In Burlington
Hawkeye.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-03-01
nh,ln and Ends.

New York city is making a strong
effort for high license.
Chattanooga univercity, which re-
fused 10 admit negroes. will be forced
to do 50 by the Freedman's Aid society.
The West Virginia assembly ad-
journed without electiEg a senator.
The governor will appoint free
trader.
Newton Watts has been bound over
to the grand jury ri Morris, H.. for
the murder Of Express Agent Nichols
last March.
Harmon a Son, proprietors OF the
free love newspaper called Lucifer, at
Valley Falls, Kan, have been arrested
on the charge Of circulating obscene
literature.
Geo. Hutchins, an eccentric spiritu-
alist Of Ancors, Camden county, N. j.,
has bequeathed his estate, valued at
$50, 900, to Henry George for the dis.
semination Of Progress and Poverty"
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-03-01
HOUSE.

Bills introduced: House bill No. Ss,
by Armstrong, amends the law relat-
ing TO the tees Of sheriffs and county
clerks. and reduces them msterially;
house bill No. SO. amends section 3l9
first division Of the statutes, the con.
ditions In this chapter shall only
apply to married men or the heads Of
families, and none of the personal
property herein mentioned shall be
exempt from attachment or execution
for the wages Of any clerk, mechanic,
lsborer or servant.
Bills passed: House joint resolu-
tion Ne. >, the J. Y. Beidler relief
bill, gives y. $500; house hill No. S.,
the Sunday law; house bill No. 55, in-
cooperating building and loan as
so-iations.
Adjourned.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-03-01
THE BILL DO PASS.
The Municipal Corporation Bill
Passes the Council Without
:. oppositionior Amendment
X. Biedler Will be Relieved 10
the Extent of So, 500 Coin
OF the Realm.
The Sunday Law Half Torough
the Legislature, but Trou-
bic Ahead for it.
MONTANA LEGISLATURE.
Fifteenth Session.
YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Special Telegram 10 the YELLowsTosK JOURNAL.
MONTANA LEGIsLATURE.
Fifteenth Session.


Special Telegram 10 the YELLowsrosE JOURNAL.
COUNCIL.
HELENA. Feb. ga petition from
200 citizens Of Butte was received ask.
ing the passage of q bill protecting
game and fish.
Bills introduced: Council bill No.
54. by Richards, protecting game and
fish, gives the county commissioners
power to appoint detective spotter at
SIS per month while employed, TO
watch the streams and lakes, enforce
the present game law and prosecute
violators; council bill No. IS, by Col.
lins. amends the law relating TO re-
corders' books and makes them more
complete; council bill No. So. by
Cardwell, to establish permanently
the boundary lines Of Jefferson county
and to remove the difficulties Of
Limitation.
Bills passed: Council bill No. As,
the municipal corporation bill.
Adjourned.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-11-19
COLLECTION OFFICE!

Having opened an office for the collection OF
notes, bills &C., VIII collect az bills placed
return of all moneys collected. Special in
ducements offered to parties having property
to rent and the collection OF rents. Can be
found at Harne & Lawton's store. Reference
given when required.
ANDREW j. HARNE.
Oakland, May 9thlSS5.-ly
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